In our area traveling a few blocks often makes a big difference, houses 14 miles away have no correlation at all. 

I am a tenant and I damaged a part of the quartz countertop.

We don't want tenants who pay with cash and most-likely they are not telling the truth.Inspect your rental unit to see how much damage your tenant is doing no later than 90 days after the tenant moves in and then give the tenant 7 days to repair any damage and evict the tenant for not repairing any damage even if you have a 1-year lease.Personally, I hate single family rental units with a passion and expect to pay a very minimum of $6,000 to clean a house and put it back together every time a tenant moves.

Sorry for some reason doesn’t let me PM you (re sewer issue)...Says I have been blocked lol.

In Philadelphia it is very much block by block for the ARV spread.

One lady that always comes to mind was literally being driven crazy by her tenants and she lost about $50,000 in just three years from unpaid rent and damages.

But since it is a slow disease and can take years to be noticed, the statue of limitations clock starts when the damage was detected, not at time of exposure.

Is the conference still planned to go on despite the damage of hurricane Ida?

Useful life of carpet is 7 years so for replacement you would need to do the % damaged x useful life left.   

The biggest danger is hidden structural damage.